Author profile
Aaron de Mello
Senior Engineering Manager
Aaron works on engineering leadership and developer experience for Nylas developer tools. His CLI guide work focuses on practical setup paths, provider integration tradeoffs, and making email automation safer for engineering teams.
Areas of expertise
- Engineering Management
- Developer Experience
- Email APIs
- CLI tools
Profiles
Guides on this site
- Yahoo Calendar CLI: Manage Events
Use a Yahoo Calendar CLI to list events, create meetings, and check availability from terminal. Skip CalDAV setup and app-specific passwords entirely.
- Google Calendar CLI: Manage Events from Terminal
Use a Google Calendar CLI to list events, create meetings, check availability, and find mutual times from terminal. No Google API credentials needed.
- Draft Personalized Emails with Manus AI
Use Manus AI to draft personalized emails at scale with Nylas CLI. Feed a CSV contact list, review each AI-generated draft, then approve and batch-send.
- Manus AI Meeting Scheduler
Schedule meetings via natural language with Manus AI and Nylas CLI. Check participant availability, find mutual open slots, and create events automatically.
- Import Email into Neo4j for Graph Analysis
Import email sender-recipient relationships into Neo4j or NetworkX. Write Cypher queries for shortest paths, community detection, and bridge connector analysis.
- CI/CD Email Alerts with PowerShell
Send build failure alerts, deployment reports, and test results from GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, and Jenkins pipelines using PowerShell and Nylas CLI.
- Send GPG Encrypted Email from CLI
Send and receive GPG/PGP encrypted email from your terminal using Nylas CLI. Auto-fetches keys from keyservers. Sign, encrypt, or both via RFC 3156 PGP/MIME.
- Email MCP Server for AI Agents
Set up an email MCP server so Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and VS Code Copilot can read, send, and schedule email and calendar events locally in one command.
- Send Email from Linux Command Line Without SMTP Server or Postfix
Send email from a Linux or Ubuntu command line without an SMTP server, Postfix, or sendmail. One CLI command handles OAuth for Gmail, Outlook, Exchange, Yahoo, iCloud, and IMAP.